How to Watch SEC Championship: Stream College Golf Live, TV Channel

The second round of match play will happen on Sunday morning, concluding the SEC golf Championships.

The Southeastern Conference Golf Championship will conclude with the final round of match play on Sunday morning. The first two rounds of stroke play happened on Thursday and Friday and were won by Auburn, which shot a collective 38-under-par. The Tigers were followed nine strokes down by LSU, which shot a 29-under-par as a team. The top five was rounded out by Texas A&M, Florida, and Oklahoma, which shot 23, 21, 16-under-par respectively. Only Georgia wasn’t in the top five and finished double-digit under par in stroke play.

How to Watch SEC Championship in College Golf Today:

Game Date: Sunday, Apr. 27, 2025

Game Time: 8 a.m. ET

TV: SEC Network (Local)

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The match play events started yesterday Auburn taking on Florida and Texas A&M taking on Alabama. Florida took down Auburn yesterday 3-1-1. Luke Poulter took down Carson Bacha, Zach Swanwick defeated Cayden Pope, and Jack Turner won over Jackson Koivun in the three games that Florida won.

Ian Gilligan of Florida tied with Josiah Gilbert of Auburn in the lone draw. Brendan Valdes secured the only win for Auburn in the first match day over Matthew Kress.

Texas A&M won the second grouping over Alabama 3-0-2. Dominic Clemens kicked this match off with a 5&4 win over Texas A&M’s Jamie Montojo. However, the Aggies went on to win the next three pairings.

Michael Heidelbaugh took down Connor Brown by 2&1, while Aaron Pounds defeated Nick Gross 2UP. It took 19 holes for Wheaton Ennis to defeat Johnathan Grizz. Alabama picked up its second of two wins in the last pairing as Jones Free took down Phichaksn Maichon. Tomorrow, the colleges will switch it up and do it again.

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